Your letters will get OEPA's attention
We've read the letters, held conversations with members of Wauseon's city government and conclude that while the mayor and city council performed due diligence in its negotiations with the Ohio EPA, that state agency forced the into a corner. It forced the city to meet its deadlines. It did not giv ... CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL STORY
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Coming together for the common good
Civic pride and cooperation.
Not two things that come together all that often anymore, even in small-town America.
Yet that is just what happened with and for the residents of Swanton.
The restoration of the Swanton arrow has a two-fold value for the Swanton area. The community not only came ... CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL STORY
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FirstEnergy's 'gift' outrageous
When a Toledo-based television station announced that FirstEnergy, parent company of Toledo Edison, intended delivering "free" energy-efficient light bulbs to customers it sounded great. Apparently the station had not been told other details.
What the station may not have known was the uti ... CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL STORY
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Never too late to re-evaluate a decision
Residents near Elm Street Hall must be justifiably pleased the Wauseon City Council reversed a previous decision by voting not to extend the allowable noise hours of the rental hall and any other business in town. Supporting last week's decision were council president Doug Shaw and councilors Karen ... CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL STORY
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